Vaultwarden

Vaultwarden is an alternative implementation of the Bitwarden server API written in Rust, compatible with upstream Bitwarden clients. It is designed for self-hosted deployment and offers a lightweight solution that is ideal for situations where running the official Bitwarden server might not be feasible due to its resource requirements.

GitHub - dani-garcia/vaultwarden: Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs

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Key Features

• Self-hosted: Perfect for those who prefer to manage their own secure server.
• Lightweight: Offers a minimal resource footprint compared to the official server.
• Compatibility: Works seamlessly with Bitwarden clients for various platforms.
• Organizations Support: Allows collective management of passwords and credentials.
• Data Attachments: Enables attachments and secure sharing through Send feature.
• Vault Interface: Serves static files for the Vault web interface directly.
• Authenticator and U2F Support: Integrates with popular two-factor authentication methods.
• Duo and YubiKey Support: Provides additional security options through Duo and YubiKey integration.
• Emergency Access: Allows users to designate emergency contacts with time-delayed access to their vault.

Vaultwarden Screenshots

Suggested Developer Use Cases

• Secure Password Storage: Low-code developers can integrate Vaultwarden into their stack for robust password management solutions.
• User Access Management: Manage user credentials and access within an organization efficiently without starting from scratch.
• Data Security Compliance: Quickly set up a compliant environment for handling sensitive information using Vaultwarden's features.